Emergency Laughter: It Wasn't Funny When It Happened, But it is Now!
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Medical, Specialties, Emergency Medicine, Entertainment, Humour & Comedy, General Humour
| Author: | Mike Cyra | ISBN: | 9781301199501 |
| Publisher: | Mike Cyra | Publication: | March 15, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mike Cyra |
| ISBN: | 9781301199501 |
| Publisher: | Mike Cyra |
| Publication: | March 15, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Real life medical drama is OK… but true stories of emergency medicine that make you laugh out loud are better!
Mike Cyra's comedic storytelling style of writing is hilarious. Experience what it's like to drive an Emergency Vehicle through traffic. Learn how not to deliver a baby; how to fake unconsciousness; fun ways to chop your fingers off and why controlling your imagination is so crucial, when you find yourself alone in a morgue refrigerator, and the lights go out.
Stare death in the face and live to tell about it at the hands of vomiting children, and old women who spit food.
Laughter helps the mind, heals the body and is a critical survival tool for all who deal with death, dying and disaster up close. Emergency Laughter shows that it’s OK to laugh at yourself and the world around you.
Mike Cyra spent twenty years working in Emergency Medicine and Surgery as a Surgical Technologist, an Emergency Medical Technician on ambulances, a Bering Sea Medic and an instructor of Basic Life Support and Maritime Emergency Medicine.
Real life medical drama is OK… but true stories of emergency medicine that make you laugh out loud are better!
Mike Cyra's comedic storytelling style of writing is hilarious. Experience what it's like to drive an Emergency Vehicle through traffic. Learn how not to deliver a baby; how to fake unconsciousness; fun ways to chop your fingers off and why controlling your imagination is so crucial, when you find yourself alone in a morgue refrigerator, and the lights go out.
Stare death in the face and live to tell about it at the hands of vomiting children, and old women who spit food.
Laughter helps the mind, heals the body and is a critical survival tool for all who deal with death, dying and disaster up close. Emergency Laughter shows that it’s OK to laugh at yourself and the world around you.
Mike Cyra spent twenty years working in Emergency Medicine and Surgery as a Surgical Technologist, an Emergency Medical Technician on ambulances, a Bering Sea Medic and an instructor of Basic Life Support and Maritime Emergency Medicine.
